PumpDocket vs SepticTrack

PumpDocket is dispatch, compliance, and invoicing software for recurring routes that service septic tanks, grease traps, and portable restrooms. It assigns jobs to routes, notifies drivers, and displays job status in real time. Drivers can record gallons, destination, notes, photos, and checklists when closing a job on a phone; job details can queue offline and sync when signal returns. Completed work flows into same-day invoices, with online payments through Stripe. A customer portal supports appointment confirmation, rescheduling, invoice viewing, and payments, while proposals can be signed digitally. For compliance, the software maintains 50-state septage and FOG profiles with cited source trails, trip-ticket support, retention references, and jurisdiction notes. Portable-restroom operators can track unit deployment, servicing, and inventory. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web, and supports Stripe, QuickBooks, and Twilio integrations, with Google Calendar sync listed on the pricing page. Plans are billed monthly: Starter is $99 a month, Team is $230 a month, and Fleet is $454 a month. A 30-day trial is available; there is no free plan.

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